Former Armenian President Robert Kocharyan stated that the ‘Armenia’ political bloc headed by him will turn to the Constitutional Court to appeal the parliamentary election results, Report informs referring to the Russian media.
On June 20, early parliamentary elections were held in Armenia, 21 parties and four blocs took part in the elections. Civil Contract party of Acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, according to preliminary data from the Central Election Commission (CEC), won with 53.92 percent, Kocharyan’s Armenia bloc gained 21.04 percent.
“We assume that there were massive violations. We saw the use of administrative resources, and therefore we will appeal to the Constitutional Court to appeal the election results,” Kocharyan said at a press conference. He noted that the election results were unexpected for everyone, as evidenced by the results of opinion polls.
He added that neither he nor the ‘Armenia’ bloc had decided yet whether to give up parliamentary mandates or not.